You know how I like taking pictures of the birds and dogs, and of my frustration in losing a cool shot because I am too slow or shaky. I was thinking of this, actually had thought of this on occasion. Why not take a movie and take a screen shot while I watched my movie and thereby have the best shot?
I played with it most of the day yesterday on some old digital movies with varied results. Birds flying were nothing but a blur. Movies for the sake of memories were not great. I realize now that I must take movies in a much higher resolution in order to get anything worthwhile. The following are a few of my practice shots.
Enlarging them becomes a real mess of pixels. I will try this again ...
enjoyed the pups.
ReplyDeleteWas tickled with those of Jill.
DeleteYou can do this but you claim you can't upgrade computers? I would be totally clueless about doing this picture project.
ReplyDeleteI still do well with old [unused] information. I do have to think on it for a while. New information, however, goes through my mind like a sieve.
DeleteAt least your still trying. Love the pics
ReplyDeleteI haven't given up completely. :)
DeleteNice pictures, always enjoy your blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks for you interest!
DeleteThat is a great idea, I don't know how I would do it with my camera for sure, but I have a problem with it being glacially slow to 'click' the picture. If I did a movie, that would solve the problem, like you mentioned. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...
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Part of my problem taking pictures is the click ... click too. That's why I thought of the movies. Most of my movies were with the picture setting on 640x480.
DeleteLooks like she quite active.
ReplyDeleteYes, she was, almost made me nuts her first year!
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